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Old 7th May 2005, 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Finalzone
I just started to read about python. Fun program to use. I also found a tutorial about python GTK on which Anaconda was built. I hope it will help Mit to built yumex with pythonGTK. AFAIR, the incoming GUI version of yum from Fedora team will be based on Python, right?
Addenum: the UIManager appears be a good method for the future yumex. It uses XML application similar to XUL from Mozilla.
I have used the pyGtk tutorial a lot, when i was starting to learn how to make gtk programs in python. It is very nice.
To design the user interfase i use the glade interface designer, where you can design the user interface. Glade also save the userinterface in a XML file, you can load from you application and interact with the all the widgets.
I have not used the UIManager, but it look a lot like using glade.

Most of the Fedora systemtools are written in Python, it is a very powerful language.
 

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